Hello and welcome to Women of Balls, where I C8 Balls speak to today's trailblazers.

My guest today was born into a military family and from a young age rebelled against a conventional

upbringing. As a sporty teenager, she founded the sisterhood, a group of girls who had raised

money to complete extreme sports challenges, such as

rowing across the channel and running ultramarathans in Sahara. Working in PR, she began promoting

sex parties, but soon it became clear to her how male dominated the industry was, so she found

her own brand, killing kittens. A sexually liberated social network where women come first. Since then, the

company has taken off and British taxpayers even have a stake in it after one support from a government

fund. The business has 180,000 members in 12 countries and annual turnover at 1.4 million.

My guest goes by the line. He asked me what's my favourite position..4 million. My guest goes by the line.

He asks me what's my favourite position.

I said CEO.

My guest today is Emma Sale.

Emma, thank you for joining us on the podcast today.

To begin, we always ask the same question, which is, was yours a happy childhood?

Yeah, very happy, very happy childhood.

Yeah, 10 years of boarding school and moved all over the world and I loved it.

And yeah, you mentioned there that you moved country as multiple times.

So can you talk us through some of the highlights of the places you got to see at young age?

Well, we moved when I was 12, we moved in the summer of the places you got to see at young age? Well, we moved to when I was 12.

We moved in the summer of 1989, moved to Berlin.

And what happened in the autumn of 1989 in Berlin, all came down.

...